Harness Racing Winner Canvas Print

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Creative and fun image of a Harness Racing Winner! Photo taken at Running Aces, in Columbus, Minnesota with digital enhancements for uniqueness and creativity.

Harness Races can be conducted in two differing gaits: trotting and pacing. The difference is that a trotter moves its legs forward in diagonal pairs (right front and left hind, then left front and right hind striking the ground simultaneously), whereas a pacer moves its legs laterally (right front and right hind together, then left front and left hind).

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Debra Kewley is a passionate nature photographer and an artist who loves to create fun and colorful digital, AI and mixed media artwork. She was "Photographer-of-the-Month", February 2019, for the Florida Collier County Commissioners and she exhibited her photography that month in the County Government Center, Naples, FL. Also, her photography has been in the Marco Review and the Marco Eagle (Marco Island, FL publications). In addition, she has been 'Artist of the Week' in several Fine Art America Groups, and she has 'won' or 'placed' in several Fine Art America contests. Her very first camera was in the 1960's. It was a Kodak Duraflex II, a box-type film camera, which she still owns plus she has collected other vintage cameras over...